Guar Gum Powder 227g
Guar Gum Powder 227g
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Create better bakes and smoother sauces with NOW Foods Guar Gum Powder 227g—a naturally derived thickening agent made from the guar bean. It’s especially useful in whole grain and gluten-free baking, where doughs can struggle to rise and hold structure due to the absence of gluten.
A small amount helps improve thickness and texture, supporting a more light, fluffy consistency in baked goods. Beyond baking, guar gum is also a handy kitchen staple for thickening soups, sauces, and salad dressings without altering flavour.
This product is Kosher and Non-GMO, and is suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
Benefits
• Derived from the guar bean – a natural thickening agent
• Helps improve texture and lift in gluten-free & whole grain baking
• Great for thickening sauces, soups, and salad dressings
• Kosher and Non-GMO certified
• Suitable for vegans and vegetarians
If you bake with gluten-free or whole grain flours, guar gum can be the behind-the-scenes helper that brings your recipes closer to the texture of traditional baking. It’s also a simple, reliable way to thicken everyday cooking—just use a light hand, as a little goes a long way.
About NOW Foods
NOW Foods has over 50 years of experience in natural products, focusing on quality, transparency, and consistent value. They also continue to improve sustainability across packaging, including transitions toward post-consumer recycled (PCR) materials where applicable.
Direction for use: Gluten-free baking: Mix into dry ingredients before adding liquids; Sauces & dressings: Whisk well to avoid clumps and let it thicken gradually; Start small and increase slowly—guar gum thickens quickly
Ingredients: Guar gum
FAQs
Q: What is guar gum used for?
A: It’s used to thicken and stabilise recipes—especially helpful in gluten-free baking and in sauces or dressings.
Q: Will it change the taste of my recipe?
A: Guar gum is generally neutral in flavour; it mainly changes texture and thickness.
Q: How much should I use?
A: Use small amounts—too much can make textures gummy. Follow your recipe guidance and adjust gradually.
